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Question about brain chemistry

Question about brain chemistry

Hi everyone... I was wondering, is it possible for brain cells to start functioning differently out of nowhere? This is definitely not normal. It all startd when I got sick in the hospital and my blood gases went all out of whack, as soon as I got discharged I have been feeling this terrible sensation of claustrophobia that stays with me every second of every day. I've had an eeg, mri, abr, and a lumbar puncture and all the tests were negative... I feel like my head is trapped in a box all the time and my vision is different. I still have perfect vision but if I look at something that is far away it makes me dizzy and I get this weird "cotton like" sensation in my head. Its been like this everyday for almost a year. Could this maybe be something that my brain cells are doing or something? Could there be any chance of me taking some type of drug or anything so I can get better?? If anyone has any ideas deffinitely let me know. Thanx.
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Didn't see anyone answer and would suggest posting the same question in different parts of the forum, but I was mainly just curious...

Why were you in the hospital originally? Did they throw any terms at you like hypoxia or anoxia?
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just wanted to bump this one back up to see if anyone has any answers for you......
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